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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1959

Page

21

Wake Forest Beats Virginia 34 12 to End Cavaliers’ Towson Streak

Wake Forest defeats Virginia 34 to 12 at Bowman Gray Stadium. Norman Snead sits sparingly as five players score for the Demon Deacons who improve to 5-2, while Virginia drops to 0-7 and 0-15 over 18 months, their losing streak extending since the 1958 opener.

Bowman Gray Winston-Salem Wake Forest Virginia

Tennessee Pounds Tar Heels 29-7 on Homecoming

Tennessee Volunteers overwhelmed North Carolina 29-7 at Kenan Stadium led by tailback Gene Etter who scored a rushing TD a second TD pass and kicked a 31 yard field goal. UNC contained early but Tennessee surged in the middle quarters to seize control before rain soaked fans.

KENAN Chapel Hill Tennessee Volunteers North Carolina North Carolina Tar Heels Gene Etter Vols UNC Carolina Tennessee Etter Skip Clement Tar Heels Bill Majors Cummings Majors Glenn Glass Meyer Smith Boyden Wyatt Ray Farris Charles Severance

Deacs Rally as Virginians Tie and Take Lead

The Deacs and Virginians traded touchdowns with Robinson Allen and Bonecutter scoring for Virginia while Allen added a 20 yard pass from Snead. MacLean sealed a 53 yard third period TD march as reserves played out the final stretch.

DEACS Tommy Gravins Deac Robinson Allen Bonecutter Snead MacLean Charlie

Clemson Tigers blank Rice Owls 19-0 in Houston

Clemson's Tigers shut out Rice 19-0 before 27,000 at Houston. Doug Daigneault and Paul Snyder, senior defensive specialists, scored the first touchdowns of their varsity careers as Clemson built 81 yards for a first-half score and added two more late.

Houston Tex Doug Daigneault Paul Snyder Clemson Tigers Rice Owls Malone N. Clemson Rice Dalgners Clem

Duke Upsets Georgia Tech In 10 7 Thriller

Duke defeats ninth ranked Georgia Tech 10 7 behind Arrington 83 yard run and Browning 4th quarter field goal. Blue Devil line stifles Tech to 11 rushing yards. 44 174 crowd in Atlanta watches Duke win its first Tech clash since 1954.

Grant Field Atlanta Joel Arrington Art Browning Duke Blue Devils Arrington Browning Georgia Tech Blue Devil Bobby Dodd Mike McGee Jim Swafford Jim Gardner Ted Royall Thomasville Tech McGee Terry Maxie Baughan Baughan Jack Withrow John Neal Floyd Yellow Jackets

Cowboys Hand Wolfpack Worst Loss Since Fifty Six

Wyoming Cowboys crushed North Carolina State 26 to 0 at Riddick Stadium on Homecoming Day. Wolfpack showed little offense as Wyoming dominated with Walden passing and rushing for two touchdowns and a third through his ground game.

Enterprise Riddick Stadium Raleigh North Carolina State Wolfpack Cowboys University of Wyoming Jim Waldpack Walden Wyoming

South Carolina Pummels Maryland 22-6 in ACC clash

South Carolina built a lightning fast first quarter surge to beat Maryland 22-6 in Columbia. Ken Norton and Joe Gomez connected for an early score while Steve Satterfield found Jack Pitt for another touchdown, and Maryland's Vic Swartz returned a fumbled punt for six points after a fourth period miscue.

Columbia S. C South Carolina Maryland Ken Norton Joe Gomez Gamecocks Steve Satterfield Jack Pitt Tom Gunderman Vic Swartz Terps Page Four-C

Top ten college football poll results recap

The Associated Press top ten outcomes show LSU and Northwestern seizing wins while Mississippi and Georgia Tech fell from the list. Texas Syracuse USC Penn State Auburn California Duke Wisconsin all posted victories or losses with scores noted.

Associated Press L.S.A Mississippi

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